Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-27
STEUBENNILLE.

Special Tiegrda tOhe Sunday ReqjHCr.
STEUBENVILLE, o., February 26.-The
mining troubles in this city are apparent
ly no nearer an end than they were several
weeks ago. The committee SELECTED to ar
bitrate the differences existing, to consist
OF Frank Folctt, OF the Executive Board,
of subdivision No. 6, of the Miners AS
ISOLATION, and Mr.. Townsend, represent
ing the operators, failed to meet because
Mr.. Townsend did not put in an appear
anCe at the appointed time. ID. w. Con-
way, Master Workman Subdivision No. 6,
W. +. Lewis, Secretary, and Frank FOlett
arrived in the city Thursday, and had a
conference with John BASTARD, Manager
of tine Bustard shaft, and in which Mr..
BASTARD positively refused to grant an ad-
vance of from 65 to 20 cents per ton. The
men removed their tools Monday / light,
and the struggle is now on all along the
line. The strike at the WarTentOn mines
also continues, and there seems to be no
prospects OF an early settlement.
Starts Comic Opera Company were at
the Opera House all this week and drew
big houses ut all the entertainments.
Frank DeShOn is a favorite with the people
of Steubenville, and the entire troupe can
always expect Il good reception WHEN they
visit us. James O'Seill in Monte Cristo'
will he at the Opera House Monday even
ing. Mr.. O'Seill is highly spoken OF by
the press of the country, and no doubt
those who attend this entertainment will
see some fine acting.
Steuben Lodge No. !, X. of p, or Fri
day night had work in the Esquire and
Knights ranks. The revised bylaws were
read a second time and other business at
tended 10. The lodge will work in the
Page and Knights ranks on next Friday
exening, and the bylaws will be adopted
by sections.
X. NJ. Brown has returned from 4 trip to
Baltimore, where he went for pleasure and
recreation.
Miss Marie Benford, of Circlerille, O.,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. DR.. F. S. Max
well.
Morgan Sharp returned from the West
on Tuesday night. with twenty horses,
which he had purchased for this market.
DR.. Zeile, of Alliance, is billed to address
q prohibition convention ut the High street
Salvation Army barracks next Tuesday
evening.
Recorder Hull, who has been confined to
his home for some time by a severe spell
of sickness, has improved considerably
within the past few days.
Will Jewctt aud wife, of Industry, Pa,
are visiting their Steubenville friends.
Mrs. George NJ. Smith, of Brilliant, is
visiting her relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Rein Mansfield, of WAYNE town.
ship, is visiting Mrs. Sheriff Burns.
Miss Ada Taylor, is in the city on a visit
TO her aunt.
Prof. Mertz's recommendation to the
Board of Education that the Opera House
be converted into rooms for the accommo-
dation of the Board, excited considerable
smiling comment. The Prof. seems TO
imagine that the Board of Education is a
mighty weighty body of men. The peo-
pie of Steubenvillc might get along with
out an Opera House hut how would they
ever manage without their Board of Edu-
catiOn2 il at any time the Opera House
building should prove insufficient for the
accommodation of this august body OF
officials, there Is the Court House right
across the street, and there is little doubt
but hat the County Commissioners would
turn il over to the Board should they sig
Nifty their desire to obtain possession.
Miss Lucy Haines, of Millersburg, Ohio,
is the guest of friends in this city.
A. c. Lewis, Esq, has returned from